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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-30

"
Al twelve o'clock Tuesday Mr.. W.
L. Bair was united IN marEiags 70
Miss Hattie E. Godfrey, ct thu rsai-
dence Of the brides parents on
Eighth street, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. J. II. lockwood,
assisted By Rev. ID. ID. Campbell,
and IN the presence Of 3 large num-
Der Of guests. Miss Eeitie Lanham
presided st the pianO, while the
bride and groom took their places
behind folding doors connecting the
two ParioFs, which were thrown in
10 one, handsome floral decorations
being suspended from the ceiling.
After congratulations, the company
were seated at tables and enjoyed q
magnificent dinner.
Mr.. Bair, the groom, is . prom
inent hardware merchant Of Hutch
insOn, Kansas, and Is spoken Of in
the highest terms by those who
know him He Fas formerly q
citizen Of Mcpherson county, where
he was in the stock business for
several years, but shout = year agO
removed 10 Hutchinson. The bride,
Miss Hattie, Is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. 8. .. Godfrey, who are
well and favOFably known through
out the entire county, and is 3 most
amiable and excellent young lady,
in every particular fitted for the
responsible position Of wife; and
Mr.. BaiT IL to be congratulated on
having secured such a partner with
whom TO travel Iife's rugged path
way.
They leave on the Missouri Pacific
this evening for Hutchinson, and
will at once go TO housekeeping In q
home prepared by the groom, where
the best wishes Of a large circle Of
friends will follow them.
Below we publish a list Of the
presents:
Ciroom % bride, diamond ring.
=. \. Godfrey, gold watch.
tom piete china lea SET -. A. AaauneuEayer.
sfrs. NJ F. Bair, set % furniture.
Mis- Mary hair. silver tea set.
John Bair, hanging lamp.
1fr. and Mrs. A. ]. Kingsley, Byron's works.
Settie LanhEm, pair Of napkin rings
Dr. and Mr. z r SwitEer, family Bible.
Elder lockwood, napkin rings
g. ". Rouns, set O Dickens works
10. II. Godfrey, toilet st.
Air. and Ms n. .. COlburn, silver butter
dish.
Mrs. n. II. Sutton, bureau scarf
lir. and Ars. ". A. Parker, set silver tea
spoons.
Mr.. and Ms ID Farley, pickle dish.
T.. Wilcox, silver fruit dish.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Sutton, silver pickle cas-
tor.
Mamie and Lide Morrow, tidy.
Mrs. 7. ID. Fitzpatrick, bureau scarf
Afr. and Ms. BuEEarti, glass fruit dish.
Mr.. and Ms. l. y. Wight, silver water set
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. W Hammond, clock
Master Fred Fitzpatrick, sugar spoon.
p. ]. Russell and l. l. Townsend, silver
Nf. ana Ms A. n. Farley, silver spoon
holder.
str. and Afrs. Lester silver pickle dish.
D.. A. VanTrine and Ina Thwing, silver cake
basket
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Conklin. willow rocker.
~ C. Moore and r. 3. Russell. silver card re-
ceiver
aura VanTrine, handsome banner.
Mr. and Mrs. @. A. Gould, glass water set
Arthur Wight, fruit knife.
Mr. and u ~ A. White, salt and pepper set.
Towels. tooth pick holders, match safe. Mr..
Parker's children
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SERENE AT LAST
Immensely HsPpy-Onee more Sallna
Citizens are Unitea.-ssnta Fe's
"Ultimatum" 8 Fraud.
A CLOUD WITH A SILVER LINING.
A Right Of Way That suits ALA Tn
ion Of Hearts. q Union Of Hands,
aUniOn Of Efforts,

Everyone in salina yesterday wore
a brad, continuous grin, over the
happy termination Of the Santa Fe
right Of way squabble. The first in
timatiOn Of the settlement Was the
reception Of the following telegram
from Topeka, sent by the Mayor,
who was one Of the delegation Of cit
liens sent 10 Topeka:
TOPEKA, June ., 1887.
+. w. ODER. Every body satisi-
ned, Santa Fe goes north Of NJ. p.
&. w. BANKS.
Members OF the city council and
others, whose departure we men
TONED Tuesday, arrived At Topeka
about O'Clock and went directly 10
the Office Of A. A. Robinson, First
Viee-President and Chief Engineer
Of the Santa Fe system, in the santa
Fe building, opposite the capitol.
Mr.. Robinson granted an immediate
audience. The Mayor stated the
case, saying that the Elm street
route was very distasteful TO q large
proportion Of the citizens Of North
Salina,- a. well as to part Of the eOun-
ell and that the route just south Of
Pine street wac very expensive and
OPPOSED by the Missouri Pacific COM
pany-interfering with their yards
Mr.. Robinson said that his company
did not wish to engage In a quarrel
either with the people or the Mis-
souri, Pacific. A general discussion
then followed as to the feasibility OF
taking a route north Of the Missouri
Pacific. After some talk Il
was finally agreed between Mr.. Rob
insOn and the Salina delegation that
the Santa Fe should select a route
between the Union Pacific and Rock
Island tracks. OF course the con-
tending factions Immediately frater-
nized, fell on each other = shoulders
and wept. Mr.. Robinson stated that
just as soon as the citizens Of Salina
put up the money for the right Of
way, the grading line would be COM
neneed Immediately. The delega-
ton got through their business in
lime to take the night train, return
ing nome yesterday. Il was evil
dent from what our delegation saw
aud heard, that Mr.. Robinson had
been fully informed for several days
about matters in connection with
this trouble, and was consequently
in frame Of mind to make the nee
cssary concessions. Undoubtedly
Mr.. Killmer had kept the wires hot,
telling Mr.. Robinson all about the
imbrOglio. We are glad that the
matter has been 50 happily adjusted,
and that there is once more union
among our citizens on public mat
iers. Everything has worked out
for the interest Of all, and let US for
get the bitter recriminatiOns that
have developed in this struggle. Let
w be a united, homogeneous people
for the future on all questions look
ing to the general Welfare Of the city.
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sisat q oaaels ssls eeasraHy % lepall. "a
ulasf - sqdgduSi. and ihs right ~ uall.n.g
-,-ei 80 1870 n cSrsf1iiy squsnfity
o. land Necessary llr Each purp9eeA eal q
each quarter Eecti1u OF other los o. ana
tnrough which said rorie, sl.le 10 -
praise the value o. such portion q sucn
Quarter section OF other lot Of land ana A.
sess the damages thereioi and gnen sncn
quarter sectiiln o. i1t belongs - dlnerent
owner. they shall uppraiEe the value and a.
sess the damage % each on ner siuieie5l mere
IN, and embody al o. their proceel.ins y q
written report. and dle the same IN she once
o. the county elErE ufEald county which SD
petition and application and certificate j.
OF aid county Of saline, and d hereby ~
ferred 10 aud made = pan q herroL And
notice u herrby further olVeu t1at aid
commissioners VIII meet af the depot o. TIE
IN the city OF Gypsum, IN sid saline county,
on the 9Th day % July, A. D.. ~, and VII
proceed thence - lay Oh sid ro9te, and per
lorm their duties IS required y isgi an9
that they viii adlourn nom DAY. % day and
time 10 time thereafter until their labors are
completed IN accordance win The appiiea-
WiInsss our hands this md day q Juns,
A. D. ia7 r. H. BISHOP.
A. .. WtoGINs
n r. ~. BiEhop, a. O. H'Iggias old a. p.
Rotinfon, C1sllllitrinllert-
Application i hereby made 20 you fourth-
with 10 proceed accordlng % lnWs % az out
4 route FOR our proposed railroad, into and
through the county % Saline IN the STATE %
kannaa and 20 perform al yo1r dntieo -
commissioners under your appointment aod
our appIicafton therefor, which are nov re-
eorded In the once Of the register o. deeds %
said county.
THE CoUEcIL GROVE, sNoEx WALTZ .
W EsTERN RAILWAY CoMrANr.
BY JOHN q. WILSON, Ita Attorney
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Last Saturday Sheriff Bartlett re-
ceived q telegram TO come to SmOlan
before six o'clock to make the arrest
IL a man who haG long been sus-
pected Of various bad deeds. G.. T.
Hilton responded and found that
the man was q Frenchman, Frank
MOTrelly by name, and worked on
the section, Whence the wished an Of
fieer there ready to take him as he
came in from work. Henry Ostberg
was the complaining witness, and a
warrant was issued by Peter Brown,
a Justice at SmOlan, charging him
with grand larceny, and Constable
Hilton brought him to Salina Satur-
LAY evening. This morning he had
a hearing before Justice Bishop on
the charge Of burglary, made by
Chas. SjOgren, and was bound over
to the district court in the sum Of
$500 bail, in default Of which he was
sent to Jail. They claim that Nor
reilly has been burglarizing the
store Of Ostberg & Co., Of which
SjOgren and Ostberg appear a. part
ners, for some time, and that not
long ago SjOgren caught him in the
act, and that on examining his room
they had found unmistakable signs
that he had made frequent visits To
the store and helped himself. The
prisoner has signified his willing
ness TO have the trial Immediately,
and It will probably come up at this
term Of court.
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ne Abiisns Gazette givs8 TIE
following aeeoHnt Of the aFfeet
Of the parties for sending Obscens
literature through the postoffiee:
SALIVA, June 25.Aspeeial. This
morning United States POstOifle In
speetoFs MeAfee and Stafford, with
deputy United States Marshall Tut
tie, proceeded TO BroOkyiile for the
purpose Of arrestifg several parties
on the charge Of sending obscene lit
eFature through the United States
mails. Complaints had been for
Warded 70 the acknowledgement
from various state that obscene lit
erature sud Illustrations Of n very
vulgar character were passing
through the mails from pOstOfliees
In this county. The United states
inspectors above-named were au-
thOriEed 10 come o. this county aud
look the matter up. Il was aseer-
tanned that letters addressed TO one
Mrs. Carrie Armstrong, Of Kansas
supply agency, box No los, Brook
vile, were called for by the two
parties arrested, viz, g. NJ. Ritter
and r. n. Green. The officers soon
got track Of these parties and traced
them TO q shanty y short distance
south OF Bavaria, with two rooms,
where they had for sometime their
headquarters. and q small boy in
their employment. When the Of
fieers attdmpted 10 enter the front
door they found il locked, but upon
proceeding to the rear door an en-
trance was effected. Mr.. Ritter was
asked for Of Green, who stated that
Ritter had Just left an hour pre-
viOus. Upon looking, however, into
the other room, Ritter was found
washing and dressing himself.
The officers informed him that they
wanted him and his accOmpliee, and
asked him II they had any obscene
literature In their possession. A
trunk in the room revealed the fact
that IL contained quite n quantity Of
obscene ballads, songs, aud also rub
Der stamps used for the purpose Of
making obscene illustrations. The
trunk contained a. much Is a hun
dred and fifty pounds Of this OBJ
scene printed matter. The trunk
with It's contents, Ritter and Green,
with the small boy, were all taken
charge Of by the officers, and i'm
passing the house Of the mother OF
the boy on the way to BrcOkvilie, he
was released az the earnest sOlieita-
tiOn Of his mother. Arriving at
BrOOkville all were put aboard the
train 1t n o'clock for Topeka, where
the parties will be brought before
the United States authorities.
The inspectors say in an eXpeT-
fence Of eleven years this Is the most
obscene and vulgar case Of the kind
with which they have ever met.
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he contract derth Of the coal hole
wss reaeAed Saturday night, and in
coaveFsatioa with Mr.. Geary, who
hss been handling the dFill. We learn
that they win move 10 Carthage,
No. eommeneing their preparations
to-morr0W luniess other arrange.
menis sre made today, where they
have q contraet 30 dEill q 2,1O-feot
gas we'll Mr. Geary says that very
seldom aaything is found after salt
watsr is struck, and that be thinks
q useless % % any farther. Also.
that they have been drilling Ter
sume tine. and stopped, IN slate,
Which = smother indication that Il
uoaid be useless 30 eontlnae, a. this
m2ieFial pFohably extends 30 e CREST
deiiih, and that tie experisucs q
cd 1laeEs b that nothlng can Be
isgsa wheEs ne mafggial ssiIls,
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STILL THEY CONE.
Ons Road Brings Ano,her-send = Few
20 Abilene.

Ons Road Brings AnOtheF-send = FeW
20 Abilene.
CONCORDIA, June D.
r. w. ODER :-Have carried Cen
ter township ty eighty-twO major
ity. Shakei H. ). MACAULLEY.
Right on the heels Of the good
newssfrom the Santa Fe comes the
above telegram. Il has but one
meaning, and that IL that Salina IL
coming to the front with q bound.
The carrying Of the bonds in Center
twnship clears the entire line be-
tween here and ConeOrdia with the
exception Of our proposition, which
will be carried almost unanimously
tomorrow. The surveyors will be
here Immediately, and work will be
pushed with all possible speed. The
line Is being laid out from COneOr-
dia north to the great lakes, and will
be extended at once, where It will
meet the steamer lines. There IL
not q shadow Of q doubt but that
this same road will be extended
right on to the gulf, which will
place Us on q through line from the
lakes to the Gulf Of Mexico. It's
benefits 70 Salina cannot be Over-esti-
mated, and we give the proposition
a unanimous Endorsement Of the PeO-
pie tomorrow, thereby showing
that we are alive 70 our best inter
ests, and ever ready n do our part.
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TIE BONDS CARRY.

vor Of the Beads.
There had been some doubt as to
how the election in Elm Greek
township would result on the ques-
ton Of voting $780, aid 10 the Mis-
souri, Pacific extension north, which
was held last Saturday. But the
good people Of Elm Greek did their
duty and carried the day by vote
Of 81 against, 10 IS for the bonds.
This insures the immediate building
Of the line, and its benefits 10 Salina
cannot be Over-estlmated.
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Pn.tmn.ter.. snlari.s

Commencing with July lst, the
POstmasters' will be advanced In
salary according 10 the earnings Of
their offices. Among the list we
find that Abilene IL advanced from
5000 to t2,10O; Clay Center from
81 800 70 5000; Council Grove from
81 500 to s1.6OO; Mcpherson 81 500
to 81 800; Minneapolis from s1,9O
to tl,TOO; and Salina from t2,lOO to
$500. Salina as usual, gets to the
front.
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Mr.. Beatty, of the Missouri Pacific,
received word this morning from
Manager Clark, Of the Missouri Pa
eifle system, stating that he was in
favor Of a union depot for Salina.
AS the Union Pacific officials have
already declared in favor Of a union
depot, and the Rock Island and
Santa Fe have made no definite ar
rangements for the erection Of their
depOts, Il would seem as II the mo-
ment was OpPortune for making the
union depO. q fixed fact. Strike
while the iron Il hOtf
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Rev. sylvanus stahl, who preached
in the Lutheran church here one
week ago last Sunday, left for Kan
sas City on the following Wednes-
day, making the trip on his biey Gle.
Part Of his trip from Philadelphia
10 Omaha was made on the bicycle,
and part Of the return trip viii be
made in the same way. Next year
Rev. Stahl has a bicycle tour
mapped out for himself through
Sweden.
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While the crowd was solemnly
and patiently waiting for the truant
councilmen at the council chamber
last night, che city attorneys vast
and incomprehsnsible boot placed In
TIE middle Of the square table"
mot the round table Of King Alfred)
Vas the study Of ali. One suggested
that the right q way through that
bot wouid be an expensive luxury.
AaotheF, that the Santa Re APP
praisers would Be compelled 30 take
all SKINNER In viewing the route. {"
And sin another-and the cap Of the
sheaf iR the discussion, that the
motion for Zee reference 10 the ssni-
tary committee vas strictly In order.
The subject Of this sketch, ~ well as
Us sEner, bore the discussien with
eqsznimity, courage and undoubted
patriotism.
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Just now is the time 70 have your
carriages, buggies, spring wagons
OveEhauled, repaired and painted,
while the wood work h dry and al
most every bolt loose. 1 have the
best facilities 90 do this class Of work
IN the state. None but first-elasa
mechanics are employed and the
best CT material used. / guarantee
the best work In every department,
such a. woodworking, blacksmith
ing, painting and trimming. Call
at the City Carriage Works, Salina,
Kansas. :. PEARSON.
ld-IW.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

70 al sAoE q aov eoaaera:
NOTICE L. hereby given that on the and
~ day o. June, A. D., la1, the Councn
Grove. Smoky Valley 4 western railway
company,a railway company duly chartered,
Organised and existing under The laws Of the
state o. Kansas, duly presented 70 the Hon
orahle = o. Hindg, Judge o. tia district court
o. saline county, Kansas, petition and ap-
pllcati0n in writing, reprcsenting THAI the
and extend Ia r1ilroad into and through the
said county Of Saline, nom q point On the
lire % the raiiruad o. the Missouri Paclhe
railway company In Kansas &C OF near the
city ofGypsIm, In Saline county, Kansas,
thence IN q southWeEterly course % q point
two miles % the southeast conner o. town
ship u, south o. range :. vest o. the sixth
principal meridian, and Praying for the ap-
polnimeut % three freeholders and resfdrnta
% said Saline county, a. commissions to
lay on route and right Of way for said COM
aezs the damages therefor.
That upon the hearing Of said petition and
application, We, the Eneeralgned. were ap-
pointed e. such commissioners % lay od f0r
said railway company, along the line Of said
proposed railroad, a. located BY said CON-
pany, a route and right Of way for said pro-
posed railrnad, not exceeding one hun
dred feet In width, except for the purpose Of
cuttings and entertainments q shall B. ne
eessary 20 take more for the proper eonstruc-
tlOu and security Of said road thFUugh a.
much % said county and o. Euch width
within the limits Of Aforesaid. and upon
such location ~ may Be desired BY said
company, and also such land a. NAV b.
deemed Necessary By said company for side
tracks, depota, WORK shops and water sta
lions, material for construction, except tim
Der, a right Of way over adjacent lands sum
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OF CONDENSATION.

ATotIco 3 hereby given that We, TIE under
~ EiFned commissioners, thersunto daily ap-
pointed b the Hcuorltle .. .. Hluda, Judge
81 the Dlltrict Court 81 saline County, Kan
So. yin on the zlth day % Jane, "a D. ~
proceed % lay %, aecordilg . law, Tor he
Chlcago, Kansas 4 western Railroad Com
panys along the line o. - propoaed roeds -
located though ne County q Saline, q route
o. said rrppoacd railroad, not eEceedlng one
hundred feet IN vida. eEcept Tor the puFposes
ior cuttings and eEnnanEnlenil u ahallbe ne
cessaEy o take more for TIE proper eonltrue-
cfaaid county - nay Be desired b said con-
pany, and also such lands - may Be deemed
necesalFy lof Glde-trncrN, depota, WoFEEhoua
water stations, material for construction eE-
ceri timber, the right o. way over adiaeenf
lands sufficient = enable such company %
and right % conduct water b. aQueducfs,
snd the right o. making proper drains. and
will careflily survey and carefully ascertain
the quantity % land neeqs1arv for such pur-
poses, cut % each qcaTter section Or other lni
o. land through which sid route hide-f rncFs
such portion o. any such quarter section, or
other lci o. land, and a1leag the damarea
thersto; and when We ahall Ascertain Ihaf
s1cn portion o. such quarter section OF lot
belongs % different owners Ne viii appraiae
the value end aaaesa he damages % each such
ouner,a Interest. We VIII commence % lay
OF said route, side-tracks, etc. a. aforesaId
on the line o. said companyis rallruad. a.
located a. the place where said railroad In
terseeia the East line 81 aaid saline County on
said day, AMI viii adjourn nom time 70 time
until our lGbofa In this behalf are cumuInfef
Date this e5Ih day Of hay, AID, ts7.
A. W nLLfN0rON,
.. 2. HuaHEs,
b. l.. WILSON,
ls-Sf- Commissioner
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APnhlir Re..linr Rnnr,.

The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation extends 20 the general pub
lie the free use Of its Well-supplied
reading room, situated just over the
POstofIiee. The following is an in
complete list Of the papers and
maeazinea on file there:
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Notice Il hereby given that an election viii
b. held IN solomon township on Saturday,
July md, a. the school house IN district 81 ,for
the purpuse % voting on question OF issuing
bonds % the amount nf ave hundred dollars,
$50 % all Saline County In building q
bridge aeross smoky Hin river on or near sec
ton line between sections and AtOWnshipIl =,
ran e. " of6 p. n
J. W. BARDON, Trustee,
q BUHNa, Treasurer,
THos. WALsToN, CLERK.
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NOVICE
Notice Is hereby given that q a the lnfen-
ton % the Board o. County Commissioners
Of Saline County, Kansas, 10 appropriate
sum not % exceed one thousand dollars out
% the general fund Of said county for The
purpuss OF building an iron bridge over the
smoky HIN river a point where Elm street
cross said river % the city OF salina- The
estimated cost Of said bridFs not 70 exceed
one thousand dollar % Saline county.
BY order OF the Board % County Commits
sioners, Sallna, June %, ls7.
f--l I0sEFH SkRaENr,
lsEAL4 County CLERK
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Tuesday, at 8 o'clock, at the
residence OF the brides parents, Mr.
viii c. CABOT was united in mar
riagc to Miss Fanny c. Berks, Rev.
J. A. Antrim officiating. The we'd
ding was q quiet affair, just the fam
lily and a very few intimate friends
being present. The groom has been
a resident Of 5alina for the past two
years, during which time ne has
been employed With E. w. Ober,
and Is an excellent young gentle
nan. The bride, Miss Fanny, Is
one Of Salinas most charming
young ladies, and a host Of friends
wish her God speed in the voyage Of
life. They will remain In Salina
and go to housekeeping in q few
days on South Twelfth street. There
were present, besides the family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ober, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. 8. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car seitz, Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Nc
Connell, Mr.. and Mrs. George j.
Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Curry.
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Fifteen choice young dairy cows.
Well trained 10 barn and Sanctions.
J. n. ANDERSON,
77-2td-lw Box ASP, Salina, Kansas
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sTATEo Kansas

CouETT OF sALrNE-
In TIE PROBATE CoaFt IN and foraaid County.
In ne matter o. the Estate o. Margaret
A Foll1 decenled.
RTofics 3 heruby given. that letters % ad-
N ADMINISTRATION With the viii annexed, have
tate . MaFEarel A. Potfa. late 81 aid County
deeaaasd, by the Honorable, the Probate
Cnurf o. the CSunty and STATE nforesaic.
dated the ziih day % May, A. D.fias7- Nov,
are hereby notified that they must present.
the sane 70 The Undersigned for Allowance
Withln one year non oate % sid letters, o.
they may b pFecluted nom any benent %
Ench estate; and that n sach claims b not
exhibited within three yeara alier TIE date %
The aaid letters. they shall Be forever harred-
aafina. Kanaal, Nay E5fh, lsG.
FRANK l. WEAvER' AdmlnisfFator WIN
viii anexed-